Britain protests canal tolls case to The Hague
Washington December 10 secretary Knox studied Sir Edward Grey objections to the Panama canal bill. Grey urged exempting American shipping from tolls or remitting charges, contending the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is violated. He proposed arbitration at The Hague if possible with the matter. Grey warned Britain might expand protest on ship trust provisions. Continued on page 4 column 6.
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Washington
Great Britain
Knox
Sir Edward Grey
Rye. Co
The
Hague
Grey
Alab
United ‘States
Senate
Severdt
Congress
United States
Frew Testifies On Clearing House Power Before Committee
Walter E. Frew, president of the New York clearing house association, testifies on Dec 10 about the clearing house’s influence over banks. He contends the committee lacks final authority to exclude a bank, while Untermeyer presses for stronger control. Frew cites loans boosted by the clearing group and notes his role in a bank still operating under receiver hands.
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Swashington
Walter E. Frew
New York
Dearing House Association
Money Trust Svestigating
Imael ‘Untermeyer
Frew
Clearing House
Cleari Ring House
Clearer House
Isioth
Brew
Untermeyer
Bank -Nots
Moro Jr
Whistler Saves Insane Prisoner From Hanging
In Connersville Indiana Ed Baker an insane prisoner attempted suicide by hanging with suspenders. A nearby umbrella mender shouted shrill whistles which diverted him. Baker ceased choking and began to dance as the improvised rescue unfolded.
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Connersville
Ind
Ed Baker
Baker
Calf and car collide in Brazil Indiana
A interurban car struck a stray calf near Seelyville on the T H Leek line killing both the animal and damaging the motors leaving passengers stranded for an hour. Finley McNutt of Terre Haute, attorney for the road, was on board and urged by other lawyers to file suit.
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Brazil
Ind
Seelyville
T. H. Leek
Finley McNutt
Terre Haute
George Hoyt Acquitted in Pryor Shooting Case
Martinsville Indiana December 10 The jury found George Hoyt not guilty in the state case charging him with shooting James Pryor with intent to kill near Hoyt’s Jefferson Township home on August 30 Pryor allegedly drove through a gateway Hoyt claimed self defense believing Pryor intended to draw a revolver.
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Martinsville
Ind
George Hoyt
James Pryer
Hoyt
Jefferson Township
Pryor
Movies at Reformatory Bring Entertainment to Inmates
Jeffersonville Ind Dec 10 Movies have been introduced at the Indiana reformatory. The first entertainment is described as a great treat for older inmates. Continued on page 2 column 2.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Indiana Reformatory
First
Turkey 10 Give Conquered Land
London reports that Turkey renounces all territory conquered by allied Balkan troops and discusses crown lands in Europe and Turkey as the peace delegates meet at St James Palace. Adrianople remains Turkish, with borders set east to Midia and south to Deadhateh along the Aegean.
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London
Turkey
Balkan
Europe
Pall-Mall
St. James- Palace
Adrianople
Midia
Visay
Deadhateh
Aegean Sea
Degatche
Borrow Money on It Europe That New York Took
An unclear fragment references a loan or money item involving Europe and New York with mentions of a figure near 925 million and names such as Kuhn and Logh. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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Europe
New York
Vienne
Kuhn
Legal action seeks sale of Toledo and Chicago Interurban
James D Mortimer receiver for the Toledo and Chicago Interurban Railway filed in Allen county court to sell the company property. He cites unpaid interest on bonds 704938.44 authorized certificates 70000 par value left after net earnings and judgments against the company. Road operates from Wells street to Garrett with branches to Auburn Waterloo Avilla Kendallville.
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James D. Mortimer
Toledo & Chicago Interurban Railway
W.L. Taylor
Allen County
James H. Hanson
Toledo& Chicago Interurban Railway Co
Mortimer
Joseph Dingley
Frank McDermott
DeKalb
George R. Sheldon
J. H. Hoyt
Charles MacVeagh
John H. Bass
F. J. Davis
F. A. Farfar
Wells Street
Garrett
Nes
Teh
Auburn
Waterloo
Avilla
Kendallville
Baidge Carl Yaple
Cox Company Under Fire In Cincinnati Trust Probe
In Cincinnati in December 1910 investigators probe the old Cincinnati Trust Company linked to figures including George B and the Cox Company amid scrutiny of its management and finances the investigation focuses on the institution's past operations.
Unclear Ancient Text Fragments from Village Tale
Fragmentary lines describe a group involving a man named St 5 Cérebere and a wife in an unnamed village. The passage mentions a quest or object of render and a table, with references to eyes and smiting actions, but overall content is nonspecific and obscured.
Webber denies Rosenthal murder plot in Rosenthal case
Informer Bridgie Webber, released from Havana, repudiates the witness account of a murder plot. He says the gunmen went to frighten the gambler at the Metropole, two drank, the fatal shooting followed, and the plan was to intimidate Rosenthal rather than murder him. He cites Jack Rose’s influence and fear for his life.
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New York
Webber
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Havana
Rosenthal
Metropole
Frank Moss
Jack Rose
Becker
Herman
Rose
Strand of Air Holds Them Fast on Hudson River
A. L. Tilseth and his wife, who skated from Hudson to Lakeland Sunday night, were found dead in the St Croix River channel. The woman's hair strand froze to the ice as she clung to her husband. Tilseth was a passenger agent for St Paul Railroad at Lakeland.
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Hudson, Wis
A. L. Tilaeth
Lakeland
St. Groix
Iver
Til ‘Seth
Pasbehger
St. ‘Paul
Lakeleind
Progressives Open Chicago Conference With Roosevelt Critique
At the Chicago progressive party conference Col Roosevelt urged funding to fight Idaho court contempt fines and to send top lawyers to Idaho. He labeled the Idaho ruling against progressive electors an outrageous decree and urged recall of judicial elections to curb such outrages. Senator Dix chaired the opening. Roosevelt delivered the keynote.
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Chicago
Progressive Party
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Idaho
Boise
News
Col
Sheridan
Idaho
Idahoc
United States
LaSalle
Dixon
Col. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Witness Denies Role in Dynamite Plot Despite Accusations
Indianapolis December 10 Michael J Young of Boston testified in his own defense at the dynamite conspiracy trial denying he participated in McNamara plots. He faced questions about approving monthly funds and directing dynamite placement while earlier meetings with McManigal were outlined by prosecutors. Young asserted he never talked of blowing up any place and never saw dynamite in his life despite statements about Springfield and Boston explosions.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Michael J. Young
Boston
McNamara
Young
Iron Workers’ Union Executive Board
John J. McNamara
Blore
E. McManigal
McManigal
Mereh
Springfield
Mass
Sheffield
Municipal
Bettween
John J. Roberts
Shy’dellars
Frank ©. Webb
New York
Fort Wayne Advocate Pushes Fort Wayne Canal at D C Meet
Representative Perry A. Randall of Fort Wayne returned from the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in Washington with strong enthusiasm for the Toledo Fort Wayne and Chicago waterway. He reported broad interest, pledges of support, and noted Hon. G. B. Clinton of Buffalo lauding the Fort Wayne canal as highly useful.
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Perry A. Randall
Fort Wayne
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Washington, D. C
Toledo, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Randall
Congress
Jeither
New York City
Toledo
Fort. Wayne
Chicago
Cengre
Washington
Maurice Niezer
New York
New England
New. Jersey
G. B. Clinton
Buffalo
N. Y
Fort Wayne Canal
East
Middle West
Fort Wayne, Canal
Massachusetts
George Clinton
United States
Severe burns from gasoline washer explosion at local dry cleaners
Sherman Ramsey, 21, an employee in the leaning room at American Dry Cleaning Co. on 1120 Calhoun St., was severely burned when a gasoline washer exploded at 10:30 this morning. Manager Carl R. Thomas helped extinguish flames on Ramsey’s clothes before he was rushed to Hope Hospital. doctors say his injuries are serious but not fatal for now. Ramsey, from Dayton, is described as restless. incident details include the washer’s failure and the fire crew putting out fires at the scene.
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Sherman - Ramsey
American ‘Dry Cleaning’ Company
Calhoun Street
Rameey
Carl R. Thomas
Ramsey
Barnhill
Hope
Dayton
Emigrizk
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Sir Edward
the Hague
Whistler
Reformatory
Perior Court
Indiana’ Association
Indiana
Indiana Good Roads Association
Indiana Better Roads
Morrow
State Highway Board
Clarence A. Kenyon
M. O. Eldridge
Bureau of Roads
Department of Agriculture
Kanyon
Marshall
Shank
Charles W. Fairbanks
Charles
Bookwalter
J. M. Lowe
Kansas City
W. D. Ward
Carmel
Jesse Talor
Jamestown
Ohio
Eldridge
Paul D. Sargeant
Caleb’ S. Denny
D. A
COX Company
Cincinnati
Old
Cincinnati Trust, Company
Geororge B
Mr St
Irepudiates
Cision
Michael Young
Mr. Randall
Cotomm
Sherman. Ramsey
A. Washer
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